Former Master of the Rolls says his bags are metaphorically packed
Lord Dyson, the former Master of the Rolls and Supreme Court judge, has disclosed that his bags are metaphorically packed as he says we are living in dangerous times in Britain today. Insisting that he has a strong sense of his Jewishness and describing himself as “a fully committed Jew” and a Zionist, the former […]
Labour’s “ultimate insult” to Jewish community as JVL councillor suspended after “Jew Process” remark is now being pushed to replace Louise Ellman
A Labour councillor who was briefly suspended for dubbing the Party’s disciplinary process as “Jew process” is being pushed to stand in Dame Louise Ellman’s Liverpool Riverside seat. Dame Louise resigned from the Labour Party over its antisemitism scandal and local activists are now reportedly promoting Jo Bird, who was suspended from the Labour Party […]
Keir Starmer tells BBC’s Marr that he’s “100% behind Jeremy Corbyn” despite Labour leader’s antisemitism
Sir Keir Starmer, the Shadow Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, has insisted that he is “100% behind Jeremy Corbyn…I am working with Jeremy Corbyn to win the next general election.” Sir Keir made the comments on BBC’s The Andrew Marr Show on 20th October. When questioned on Dame Louise Ellman’s resignation from […]
Just seven percent of Jews would consider voting for Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour
A new poll suggests that as little as seven percent of the Jewish community would consider supporting the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership in the next general election. This was an even lower figure than the thirteen percent support that the Party registered in a previous poll ahead of the 2017 general election. The […]
CAA calls for adoption of International Definition of Antisemitism by universities as EHRC says two thirds of students do not report campus racism
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has published a report showing that two-thirds of students who said that they had experienced racial harassment during the first half of the 2018/19 academic year did not report it to their university. The reasons for the underreporting included a lack of confidence that the university would address […]